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* The first [[Humans|Human]] settlers arrive on [[Mars]], when the first permanent colony is established on the plains of [[Utopia Planitia]]. Established by the [[United Space Probe Agency]], the settlement is called Nova Ares and its first inhabitants are mostly UESPA support personnel who oversee ship launches and refueling. The first Humans to settle Mars adopt the term "Martians" in jest; every year, they will organize the H.G. Wells Martian Festival, named in honor of the author of [["War of the Worlds"]], though the festival will become more of a curiousity by the 24th century. As the Martian independence movement gains momentum in the mid-22nd century, the residents of Mars will take the term more seriously, and it will became a symbol of their desire to govern themselves. ([[Star Trek: Voyager|VOY]] 120: [[The 37s (Episode)|"The 37s"]]; [[Worlds (Decipher 7)|Decipher 7: "Worlds"]]) | * The first [[Humans|Human]] settlers arrive on [[Mars]], when the first permanent colony is established on the plains of [[Utopia Planitia]]. Established by the [[United Space Probe Agency]], the settlement is called Nova Ares and its first inhabitants are mostly UESPA support personnel who oversee ship launches and refueling. The first Humans to settle Mars adopt the term "Martians" in jest; every year, they will organize the H.G. Wells Martian Festival, named in honor of the author of [["War of the Worlds"]], though the festival will become more of a curiousity by the 24th century. As the Martian independence movement gains momentum in the mid-22nd century, the residents of Mars will take the term more seriously, and it will became a symbol of their desire to govern themselves. ([[Star Trek: Voyager|VOY]] 120: [[The 37s (Episode)|"The 37s"]]; [[Worlds (Decipher 7)|Decipher 7: "Worlds"]]) | ||
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Reference Stardates 0/5300-0/5312.31
- The first Human settlers arrive on Mars, when the first permanent colony is established on the plains of Utopia Planitia. Established by the United Space Probe Agency, the settlement is called Nova Ares and its first inhabitants are mostly UESPA support personnel who oversee ship launches and refueling. The first Humans to settle Mars adopt the term "Martians" in jest; every year, they will organize the H.G. Wells Martian Festival, named in honor of the author of "War of the Worlds", though the festival will become more of a curiousity by the 24th century. As the Martian independence movement gains momentum in the mid-22nd century, the residents of Mars will take the term more seriously, and it will became a symbol of their desire to govern themselves. (VOY 120: "The 37s"; Decipher 7: "Worlds")
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- Reference Stardate 0/5303: Alpha Centauri biosociologist Zancmar Hodgkins publishes his Law of Parallel Planet Development, stating that similar planets develop similar life-forms with similar cultures. (FASA 2221A: "The Romulan War")
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